Bands & artists like Obsidian Kingdom
If you like Obsidian Kingdom, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Leprous
GuideLeprous combines progressive metal with rich, atmospheric soundscapes and dynamic vocal performances, similar to Obsidian Kingdom's immersive style.
The Ocean
GuideWith their blend of post-metal and progressive elements, The Ocean creates intricate compositions that echo the layered textures found in Obsidian Kingdom's music.
Soen
GuideSoen's progressive metal sound features complex rhythms and emotional depth, resonating well with the dense atmospheres crafted by Obsidian Kingdom.
Gojira
GuideGojira's heavy, rhythmic approach and environmental themes align with the intense yet immersive qualities present in Obsidian Kingdom's work.
Cult of Luna
Cult of Luna's expansive soundscapes and post-metal influences create a tension-filled experience akin to the intricate layers of Obsidian Kingdom.
Between the Buried and Me
GuideKnown for their genre-blending style, Between the Buried and Me shares a penchant for complex song structures and dynamic shifts that mirror Obsidian Kingdom's aesthetic.
Tesseract
GuideTesseracT's use of polyrhythms and ethereal vocals offers a modern take on progressive metal that complements the immersive qualities of Obsidian Kingdom.
Opeth
GuideOpeth's fusion of progressive rock and metal, along with their atmospheric compositions, resonates with the layered soundscapes characteristic of Obsidian Kingdom.
Common questions
Who sounds like Obsidian Kingdom?
Artists similar to Obsidian Kingdom include Leprous, The Ocean, Soen and Gojira. Each shares elements of Obsidian Kingdom's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Obsidian Kingdom?
Obsidian Kingdom is primarily known for progressive metal. Their music pulses with dense rhythms and intricate shifts that create an immersive experience, drawing listeners into layered soundscapes marked by tension and release.
Where should I start if I like Obsidian Kingdom?
If you enjoy Obsidian Kingdom, start with Leprous — their album "Tall Poppy Syndrome" is a great entry point. Leprous combines progressive metal with rich, atmospheric soundscapes and dynamic vocal performances, similar to Obsidian Kingdom's immersive style.